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17th May 2012, 09:25 PM
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Winger
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Debt
We really have got a World screwed on debt haven't we. And to be honest I am not even sure who is getting rich anymore, it doesn't appear to be any of the banks, investment companies or hedge funds.
But everything from countries, football clubs, to people's personal finances and most things in between seem to be getting slowed dragged down by debt and the compound interest it causes.
Countries in billions of debt and always creeping up, Man Utd losing the equivalent of 250k a day, people mortgaged and debted up to 7/8 times their annual earnings.
Everyone must take on some debt in life, i.e. a student loan to study, or to buy a house everyone needs a mortgage, but it has to be sensible and sustainable.
Surely this can't go on forever and we can't be far from the debt culture pack of cards collapsing?
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17th May 2012, 10:22 PM
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Full Back
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: South Shields / Derby
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Re: Debt
Ive never been so rich.
One mans downfall, is another mans gain..........
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17th May 2012, 10:35 PM
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Midfield
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Re: Debt
Smoke and mirrors........still the same amount of money in the world just some rich cunts getting even richer
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17th May 2012, 10:54 PM
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Winger
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Re: Debt
Quote:
Originally Posted by Roker Poker
Smoke and mirrors........still the same amount of money in the world just some rich cunts getting even richer
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17th May 2012, 11:01 PM
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Central Defender
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Scotland
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Re: Debt
Our own Ellis Short seems to be doing decently out of basically buying and selling debt
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17th May 2012, 11:53 PM
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Midfield
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Re: Debt
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Originally Posted by MonkeyLove
We really have got a World screwed on debt haven't we. And to be honest I am not even sure who is getting rich anymore, it doesn't appear to be any of the banks, investment companies or hedge funds.But everything from countries, football clubs, to people's personal finances and most things in between seem to be getting slowed dragged down by debt and the compound interest it causes.
Countries in billions of debt and always creeping up, Man Utd losing the equivalent of 250k a day, people mortgaged and debted up to 7/8 times their annual earnings.
Everyone must take on some debt in life, i.e. a student loan to study, or to buy a house everyone needs a mortgage, but it has to be sensible and sustainable.
Surely this can't go on forever and we can't be far from the debt culture pack of cards collapsing?
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Caught on the news today that the rich are getting richer & the number of millionairs & billionairs is increasing. No doubt it will be off the back of the rest of us suckers.
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18th May 2012, 12:46 AM
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Midfield
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Singapore
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Re: Debt
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Originally Posted by MonkeyLove
We really have got a World screwed on debt haven't we. And to be honest I am not even sure who is getting rich anymore, it doesn't appear to be any of the banks, investment companies or hedge funds.
But everything from countries, football clubs, to people's personal finances and most things in between seem to be getting slowed dragged down by debt and the compound interest it causes.
Countries in billions of debt and always creeping up, Man Utd losing the equivalent of 250k a day, people mortgaged and debted up to 7/8 times their annual earnings.
Everyone must take on some debt in life, i.e. a student loan to study, or to buy a house everyone needs a mortgage, but it has to be sensible and sustainable.
Surely this can't go on forever and we can't be far from the debt culture pack of cards collapsing?
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The super rich, private equity and hedge funds have been doing OK even since the financial crisis in general.
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